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Posted by NunYa Bidness on 12/18/05 03:58
On Sat, 17 Dec 2005 06:40:02 -0800, "One-Shot Scot" <SonOf@Bitch.com>
Gave us:
><tforms1@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:1134765608.932586.66820@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
>> I was in Circuit City the other day, and I saw a display for 40 Year
>> Old Virgin.
>> I took a look at the dvds, and noticed half the dvds have "Made In
>> Mexico" printed on the label.
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>> The UPC code had a UPC Code sticker over it.
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>> Is there a difference between the 'Made in Mexico' dvds and the
>> 'regular' ones?
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>> If not, then why even print on the package that its made in mexico?
>>
>> Why was there a sticker of the UPC over the UPC Symbol?
>>
>> I thought it was strange that the display had the regular ones and the
>> made in mexico ones mixed in, I would have thought it would be one or
>> the other.
>>
>> Thanks
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>I have noticed no lack of overall playback quality of the Mexican-produced
>DVDs distributed by Universal and Disney.
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>However, the packaging of most multi-disc sets from Mexico is very bad. I
>have had to exchange many of these sets because of severe scratches.
>Fingerprints on the disks are also a problem and often, the packaging is
>damaged.
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That just shows the differences between Chinese clean room handling
practices, and Mexican clean room handling practices.
It will take a while (if ever) to get them to care enough about it
to actually do it right. I am talking about the idiots that run the
plants, because it is essentially they who are responsible for a poor
quality end product. Any worker cares about his job, and can e trained
to do it correctly.
It ain't the meat or the motion, it is the motivators.
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